Lesson 1 of 5 · 6 min
Voice a script from chat
Ask chat for a script and let Oppermind voice every line in the Voice editor.
The principle
This course uses the Voice editor in the desktop workspace on a computer. On a phone, the Voice Editor has fewer tools and no Send to Video. Ask chat for a voiceover, or start with Make a voice note about, saying who it is for and how long it runs. Oppermind writes the script as numbered lines and starts voicing them without a click, the first few before the Voice editor opens and the rest as it opens. Each generation counts towards your plan's usage. A line's dot shows its state. Grey is a draft, pulsing purple is generating, teal is ready and red has failed. With the editing chip in the composer, refer to lines by number and ask to hear a rewrite, because changed text stays a draft until it is voiced again. The chat card keeps the script as first written, so reopening it later can bring back that version instead of your edits, and on another computer it can voice some lines twice.
Welcome to Tides and Trade. Over the next ten minutes we'll follow the cargo that built this harbour.
Stop one. The pilot boat in front of you guided every ship past the sandbar for sixty years.
Stop two. Lift the flap to find each farm's wool stencil.
Stop three. The crane hook overhead could lift four tonnes, about the weight of two cars.
Try it in Oppermind
Ask for a short script in four or five parts, or click the Voice chip in an empty chat and finish the sentence. If Voice isn't in the row, the arrow at the end of the row shows every chip. When every dot is teal, press Play all or Space to hear the lines in order, then ask for one line to be rewritten and voiced again.